Dry needling is a clinically proven treatment that involves inserting fine, sterile needles into trigger points in muscles to relieve pain, improve movement, and promote natural healing. Unlike acupuncture, which is rooted in traditional Chinese medicine, dry needling is based on modern anatomical and neurophysiological research, targeting tight muscle fibers and myofascial trigger points that contribute to discomfort and limited mobility.













Our dry needling in Bay City involves sessions with trained practitioners. The sessions are usually quick and may involve mild electric stimulation of the muscles. Depending on your condition, dry needling is often combined with other rehabilitation treatments or chiropractic care.
After you’ve set up an appointment with our clinic, here’s what you can expect after filling out the forms:


Unlike other trigger point treatments, such as myofascial massages, dry needling doesn’t involve applying pressure on stiff or knotted muscles. It uses stimulation deep into the affected muscle to help relieve tension and pain without inducing resistance on your part.
This targeted treatment is ideal for:
It’s important to note that dry needling isn’t advised for patients with certain medical conditions. We highly recommend you consult with us or your primary care physician to determine your treatment fitness.
We understand that effective pain management requires a combination of expertise, patient-centered care, and local knowledge. Here’s why patients in Bay City and nearby communities trust us:
Dry needling is the practice of inserting a thread-like needle into the affected muscle area to relieve pain and improve muscle condition.
They are different. Dry needling targets muscle and tendon trigger points to relieve pain and improve muscle movement. On the other hand, acupuncture targets areas in the body that rebalance energy and enable natural healing.
The practice typically treats tension and pain in different areas of the body, such as the lower back, neck, shoulder, hip, and spine.
You may feel a slight prick whenever a filament needle penetrates your skin. This is expected.
It depends on the degree and scope of your condition. You should consult with a professional so they can give you an accurate answer.
We work with major insurance providers. However, coverage will vary from plan to plan. You can confirm if your plan is in-network by calling us at (979) 245-1414.
No insurance? No problem. Ask us about competitively priced private pay options.
If you’re in Bay City, TX, and struggling with muscle tension, chronic pain, or limited mobility, Renew Spine & Rehab offers targeted dry needling to restore function and comfort. Our team is committed to safe, evidence-based, and individualized treatment to help you regain an active, pain-free lifestyle.
Chiropractor
Dr. Benson earned his degree from Texas Chiropractic College in Pasadena, TX, where he was also a member of the school’s softball team. Even after dislocating his shoulder sliding into third base, chiropractic care quickly got him back in the game. His personal and educational experiences continue to shape the compassionate, results-driven approach he brings to every patient.
When he’s not seeing patients, Dr. Benson leads an active lifestyle focused on health and family. He enjoys working out, running, and challenging himself at the gym. He and his wife, Vicki, take pride in their family legacy, with both sons now practicing chiropractors. In his free time, Dr. Benson enjoys playing with his dogs and traveling, and he hopes to spend more time surfing and golfing.